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... wages. John Love, Michael Hudson, Rout. Gibb, John Gordon, Henry Drysdale, David Campbell, Ralph M'Alpiue, James Todd, and Michael Scott, were all examined as to their knowledge of the pit about the time of the accident, but their evidence brought out little ...
... was a cube in it. He replied there was the form of one. This took place about three weeks or a month before his death. Michael Scott was working in Virtue Well seam of coal when the accident took place at Kiltongue. Their coals were token up the upcast ...
... is palpably anachronical, attributes the introduction of potatoes into Scotland to that famous wizard of the north, Sir Michael Scott. The wizard and the devil being in partnership, took a lease of a farm on the Mertoun estate, called Whitehouse. The wizardwas ...
... Arabian Nights were not fables, that AlsAldiu'a Lamp had a magic influence, that Cinderella did wear a glass s.'pper, that Michael Scott's fairies wove sand ropes, and that all that Sir Walter Scott wrote of and concet uing witchcraft was only reporting in ...
... Bth Inst., A. J. VKS j., aos'm'vbinent •««! t* yw. SiuWet.lv. at Dunoon, Uic C4b imUnt, J**K Kksskdv, ounsMt daughter Michael Scott, Ea^. At Dutwoo. the *d inrt., Mr. J*mkb Eiaaroa. - • w At Ihinooo. cm the Ml knatont. Joan l.oot'i.kjtKl I.TmonthN ion ...
... for a day or two, and mixed with of our celebrities of that day, all of whom, alas, are gone—Maenish, MotherweU, Galt, Michael Scott, and others—all kindred spirits. Besides his regular contributions of grave poetry to Blackwood, bearing the usual signature ...
... appeared not unlikely that it would have to share the fate of an adventuress cow which mounted the spiral staircase of Michael Scott's tower at Aikwood, and be killed on the spot. By means of ropes attached to the body, however, and by strenuous pulling ...
... time appeared not unlikely that would have to share the fote of adrentowns cow which mounted the spiral stalr-caac of Michael Scott's tower at Aik wood, and l-e killed on the «pot. By mean* >,f ,ht b«lj, how ever, and b, .tree. uou.poll.nß jnhetiJl.the ...
... appeared not unlikely that it would have to share the fate of an adventurous cow which mounted the qdral stair-case of Sir Michael Scott's tower at Alkwood, and be killed on the spot. By means of ropes - the soldier,; and lies attached to the body, however ...
... Elm ibeth, second daughter of the late Mr Donald 51.1iitv re, Lochuilphead. At Burnside, near Quebec, on the oth April. Michael Scott, of Cape Rouge Mills (iaie of Glasgow), to Mary, daughter of the late John Bryson Esq., Quebec. At Buck lair. parish of ...
... name will descend to posterity, in connection with the mysteries of natural magic and apparent enchantment—with that of Michael Scott, for example, so famous on our borders, and whom Hogg the Ettrick Shepherd, has in his Three Perils of Man, in company ...
... ever-roaring mouths, and forked tongues of flame, might pass for the furnaces of some weird and mighty Alchemist, some modern Michael Scott.' Striking off to the left by the Cathcart Road, it was not long before we had left the city with its four hundred thousand ...